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arxiv 2508.19220 v1 pith:YJMDNXPL submitted 2025-08-26 physics.acc-ph

The 2025 Roadmaps for the US Magnet Development Program

Lance Cooley (1) , Paolo Ferracin (2) , Steve Gourlay (3) , David Larbalestier (1) , Mark Palmer (4) , Soren Prestemon (2) , George Velev (3) , Giorgio Ambrosio (3)
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Diego Arbelaez (2) Karie Badgley (3) Lucas Brouwer (2) Daniel Davis (1) Jose Luis Fernandez (2) Vadim Kashikhin (3) Steven Krave (3) Maxim Marchevsky (2) Igor Novitski (3) Ian Pong (2) Tengming Shen (2) Stoyan Stoynev (3) Reed Teyber (2) Giorgio Vallone (2) Xiaorong Wang (2) Xingchen Xu (3) ((1) Applied Superconductivity Center National High Magnetic Field Laboratory Tallahassee FL (2) Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Berkeley CA (3) Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory Batavia IL (4) Brookhaven National Laboratory Upton NY)
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The US Physics community completed the Snowmass planning process in 2022, culminating in the HEPAP Particle Physics Project Prioritization Panel (P5) publishing its summary report at the end of 2023. Building on this, the US Magnet Development Program, a national accelerator magnet R&D program established by DOE-OHEP in 2016, has updated its strategic plan to align with the 2023 P5 report, resulting in this roadmap document.

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